PHL235H1 Final: Final Exam Study Notes

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Religion a shared set of beliefs about the ultimate source of being and value (such as goodness), with consequent social practices and moral principles. Judaism, christianity and islam are considered as paradigm cases of religion: most non-theistic religious stances do not include a unified belief about the ultimate origin of being and ultimate origin of value. Materialism is an example of a non-theistic religion on the ultimate source of being, but not on the ultimate source of value. some factually meaningful statements cannot be conclusively verified. some factually meaningful statements cannot be conclusively falsified. some factually meaningful statements cannot be conclusively verified or falsified. All cats are mortal: weak verificationism a sentence has factual meaning if and only if it is verified in some way, problems with weak verificationism: needs to provide some evidence if not conclusive evidence in order to be verified. www. notesolution. com.

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